Alice Brauner

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Alice Brauner (born January 12, 1966 in Berlin ) is a German journalist and film producer .

Life

Alice Brauner is the daughter of the film producer Artur Brauner . After graduating from high school , she studied modern history, political science and Romance studies at the Free University of Berlin and then volunteered at the left-liberal weekly newspaper Spandauer Volksblatt . After working as an editor for various print media, she became an interviewer and speaker at the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation . The foundation established by Steven Spielberg archives reports from survivors of the Shoah .

This was followed in 1999 by a doctorate at the Center for Research on Antisemitism at the Technical University of Berlin on " Anti- democratic and anti-Semitic tendencies in the New Right in Germany" with Wolfgang Benz .

In 1999 she became the moderator of the political debate Auf den Punkt Berlin , which TV Berlin broadcast. A year later, Brauner got her own talk show Alice on the same broadcaster , to which she invited a prominent guest from politics, culture, business, media or sport once a week.

She switched to n-tv in 2001 . In her program page 17 (from 2001 to 2003 on n-tv) she presented political books and their authors, among other things. The book talk on page 17 ran parallel for a few months on XXP - Spiegel-TV and was broadcast there every second Saturday at 10 p.m.

In 2006 she started working as a film producer at the side of her father Artur Brauner. She acted as associate producer in the award-winning CCC film art production The Last Train .

Since 2008 she has been managing director of the CCC Filmkunst subsidiary CCC Cinema und Television GmbH. In this capacity she developed the TV film So ein Schlamassel with the Munich author Daniel Wolf on behalf of ARD Degeto . In February 2009 filming began on this, her first own production, which premiered on January 29, 2010 on ARD.

In May 2009 she founded CCC Cinema und Television GmbH, Munich branch.

She is responsible for the development of cinema material for CCC Filmkunst, including the CCC production Wunderkinder , the tragic comedy Auf das Leben! , which celebrated its world premiere on August 27, 2014 at the film festival in Montreal and the movie CRESCENDO #makemusicnotwar, whose world premiere took place on July 4 at the Munich Film Festival 2019. On January 16, 2020, the music drama started in cinemas nationwide.

In 2015 she began the comprehensive renovation of its own CCC film studios in Berlin-Spandau , in which the entire studio portion of the first German Netflix series DARK was filmed from January to March 2017 . In 2017, the successful UFA miniseries Ku'damm 56 will continue under the title Ku'damm 59 . For this, too, the entire studio part was shot in the CCC film studios. From August 2018 to February 2019, the Sat.1 daily soap All or nothing was filmed in the CCC film studios. The studios in Berlin-Spandau are booming again. Two Netflix series as well as the 3rd season of the KU'DAMM miniseries were shot in the CCC film studios in 2019/20.

In June 2019 the journalist was back in front of the camera and moderated the new TV format "bilder der geschichte" for phoenix, which was broadcast on PHOENIX in July and August, and on September 3rd as host for Arte in the two-part documentary "Jüdisch in Europe". In 2020, seasons 3 and 4 of the phoenix program "bilder der geschichte" will be broadcast at irregular intervals.

Alice Brauner is married to the Munich entrepreneur Michael Zechbauer and has two sons.

She is a member of the German Film Academy , has been a member of the jury of the German Audio Film Award since 2017 and is a member of the jury for the 2020 Shimon Peres Award.

Publications

  • Alice Brauner-Orthen: The New Right in Germany. Anti-democratic and racist tendencies. Leske + Budrich , Leverkusen 2001, ISBN 3-8100-3078-3 (dissertation, TU Berlin, 1999).
  • Alice Brauner (Hrsg.): CCC films in all over the world , catalog of works by CCC Filmkunst, ISBN 978-3-00-039524-6 , Berlin 2013.
  • Alice Brauner: Everything you always wanted to know about Rauch ... , in: Deutsches Filminstitut (Hrsg.): Thank you for Smoking. The cigarette in the film , Belleville Verlag Michael Farin, Munich 2014, ISBN 978-3-943157-96-3 .
  • Alice Brauner: Not for the faint of heart, in: von Hattburg, Anabel Ternès / Reiber, Juliane (eds.): Founding with success. The own startup company , Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden 2020, ISBN 978-3-658-25564-0
  • Alice Brauner: Interview , in: von Waldenfels, Marianne (ed.): Lufthansa City Guide Tel Aviv , Callwey Verlag 2020, ISBN 978-3-7667-2463-2

Filmography

  • 2006: The Last Train (cinema) - directed by Joseph Vilsmaier and Dana Vávrová
  • 2009: Such a mess (TV, ARD Degeto) - Director: Dirk Regel
  • 2011: Wunderkinder (cinema) - Director: Marcus O. Rosenmüller
  • 2012: Götter wie wir (TV series) - Director: Carsten Strauch (coproduction by Razor Film, Carsten Strauch Filmproduktion, Magna Mana and CCC Cinema and Television)
  • 2012: Rosas Welt - 70 new films by Rosa von Praunheim (portrait of Maria and Alice Brauner, rbb)
  • 2013: Mission Housemen (web series) - Director: Christoph Klünker (in collaboration with ProSiebenSat.1 Digital)
  • 2014: To life! (Cinema) - Director: Uwe Janson (in coproduction with MZ-Film, ZDF, Arte)
  • 2017: Marina, Mabuse and Morituri - 70 years of German post-war film, director: Kathrin Anderson, (in coproduction with SympathieFilm)
  • 2018: Aldi. A German story (TV), director: Raymond Ley (production by AVE Publishing GmbH & Co. KG with WDR in coproduction with CCC Filmkunst)
  • 2018: The 1000 Glotzböbbel from Dr. Mabuse (cinema), new version of the director: Dominik Kuhn (co-production by CCC Filmkunst, Starpatrol Entertainment and Niama Film)
  • 2018: Der Unerschrockene (documentary), directors: Oliver Schwehm , Kathrin Anderson (production by CCC Filmkunst in collaboration with SympathieFilm, SWR and Arte)
  • 2019: Crescendo (cinema), director: Dror Zahavi, (production by CCC Filmkunst in coproduction with Servus TV, MZ-Film, Filmvergnuegen, Niama Film and Ave Publishing)
  • 2019: pictures of the story (TV format, phoenix), moderation seasons 1 and 2
  • 2019: Jewish in Europe (TV format parts 1 and 2, Arte), moderation / host
  • 2020: pictures of the story (TV format, phoenix), moderation seasons 3 and 4
  • 2020: Matze, Kebab and Sauerkraut (TV film) Culture Clash comedy for ZDF, director: Christoph Schnee

Prizes and awards

  • Bavarian Film Prize 2006 for the film The Last Train (Special Jury Prize for the directors Joseph Vilsmaier and Dana Vávrová )
  • 28th Jerusalem Film Festival 2011: The Avner Shalev Yad Vashem Chairman's Award for Wunderkinder
  • 41st International Children's and Youth Film Festival Giffoni: The Presidency of the Italian Senate Award for Wunderkinder
  • European Children's Film Association ECFA Award 2011 for child prodigies
  • Percorsi Creativi 2011: The CGS Award (Social-cultural Cineclubs for Young People Award) for child prodigies
  • Atlanta Jewish Film Festival: Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature 2012 for Wunderkinder
  • San Diego Jewish Film Festival: Audience Award for Best Film 2012 for Wunderkinder
  • 6th Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival: Audience Award - Best Film 2012 for Wunderkinder
  • Berkshire International Film Festival: Audience Award for Best Film 2012 for Wunderkinder
  • 17th Annual Stony Brook Film Festival: Audience Choice Award - Best Film 2012 for Wunderkinder
  • 23rd Palm Springs International Film Festival 2012: Child Prodigies , nominated for Best Narrative Feature Film
  • Austrian Golden Romy Award, Austrian Film Award: Golden Romy 2012 as the best female producer for child prodigies
  • German TV Prize 2013 for gods like us in the Comedy category, a co-production by Razor Film, Carsten Strauch Filmprod., Magna Mana and CCC Cinema and Television
  • To life! Honorable Mention Audience Award 2015 Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival
  • To life! Winner of the Audience Award 2015 at the 13th German Audio Film Award
  • To life! Vienna Film Award 2015 for the best German cinema production for Alice Brauner
  • To life! - To Life! January 29, 2015, the opening film of the 19 th premiere US-Berlin & Beyond Film Festival in San Francisco, at the same time
  • To Life! (To Life!) Best Film San Diego Jewish Film Festival 2016
  • 2016: Askania Award for Lifetime Achievement to CCC-Film for Artur and Alice Brauner
  • 2017: Veuve Cliquot Business Woman Award (Germany) as the bravest and most innovative entrepreneur of the year
  • 2019: Festival of German Film Ludwigshafen am Rhein : RHEINGOLD audience award for crescendo
  • 2019: Warsaw Jewish Film Festival: Honorary Camera of David Award Winner and Audience Award for Crescendo
  • 2019: Gershon Klein Film Award for “Best German Film with Jewish Issue” for Crescendo
  • 2020: ADele (German Audio Film Award): Crescendo for the best audio description in the " Cinema " category
  • 2020: New York Jewish Film Festival: Crescendo Official Selection
  • 2020: CRESCENDO #makemusicnotwar Winner Best Audience Award San Diego Jewish Film Festival
  • 2020: Cinema for Peace Honorary Award 2020 for Crescendo
  • 2020: Heimat Europa Film Festival Official Selection Crescendo in Competition
  • 2020: Matze, kebab and sauerkraut premiere at the Festival of German Films in Ludwigshafen 2020

Web links

Commons : Alice Brauner  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Love without a filter - that means marriage! ( Memento from September 21, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) In: bz-berlin.de , accessed on October 23, 2012.
  2. ^ Film producer Alice Brauner: Alice in the producing country . In: Berliner Zeitung . ( berliner-zeitung.de [accessed December 2, 2018]).
  3. ↑ Series info
  4. ↑ Pictures: Celebrities at the Wiesn breakfast at Tiffany's
  5. ^ Romy 2012
personal data
SURNAME Brauner, Alice
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Brauner-Orthen, Alice
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist and film producer
DATE OF BIRTH January 12, 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin